Breakout Info Latest NAGPRA
Just received the following from a representative of the Antique Tribal Dealers Association (ATADA). Kate Fitz Gibbon has written an in-depth, 26-page report on the revisions which came into force in January […]
ATADA
Antique Tribal Dealers Association – Who are They ?
The Antique Tribal Art Dealers Association, ATADA, was established in 1988 to set ethical and professional standards for the trade and to provide education for the public. To experience our […]
Sad to Report >50% Fraudulent “Indian” items sold to the public
November 2, 2009 Wall Street Journal article by Stephanie Simon addresses sales of American Indian pottery, jewelry, rugs and other merchandise is largely misrepresented–so know from whom you are buying. “The Indian […]
Vintage American Indian Jewelry Prices Rising !!!
What will drive this reality? Santa Fe’s Wheelwright Museum expansion in 2012 specifically to house American Indian jewelry and related holdings (carved fetishes). Their current inventory consists of more than […]